As teachers, teaching assistants, learning mentors, family support workers, welfare assistants and other staff that support in schools, we want the best for our children, that’s why we do the job. Staff we meet can be hard on themselves because they will tell us about the things they have not managed to do and whereContinue reading “Look For The Good”
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BUT I DON’T WANT TO DO THAT
Imagine being 2/3 years-old and you are in your home with your family. Imagine your mum or dad or carer is working from home and is on a Zoom or Teams call. Imagine you want a drink, a biscuit, sweets, the iPad …….. whatever. You go to your mum/dad/carer and pat their arm or callContinue reading “BUT I DON’T WANT TO DO THAT”
Resource of the Month – February
~ The Muddle Monster by Leonie Marie ~ I first saw these Muddle Monsters on Instagram. They have been created by Leonie Marie who has spent her whole career working with adults and children with additional needs. The idea behind the Muddle Monster is that children can whisper their worries to their monster, or theyContinue reading “Resource of the Month – February”
Reach Behaviour 